Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-08-11

It's a boy-hearty, healthy, happy
and handsome.
Rev. j. NJ. Crandall has been suffer
ing with poisoned arm the past week
Mrs. Gustavis Kimball visited Rev.
J. NJ. Crandall and family the past
week.
Mrs. o. w. Ashley has been visiting
relatives and friends in Memphis dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Horace Baker. and neice Min
ME Post are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
n. McKenna at present.
You can get more wind out of ten
cent fan than you can out of 5000
one. 1t is the same way with a ten
cent man.
c. Cooper has a change Of adj in this
issue. When you want a good dish of
ice cream, fine smoke or anything else
in his line give him a call.
Quite a number from this place at
tended camp-meeting at LakepOrt sun
day. They report that Mr.. Bettis is
having very successful meeting.
The new bakers, Pollard & Rollins,
north of the station wish to inform the
public that they are now be prepared
to furnish tirst-class bread at all hours.
John Sexton has received part of the
stone and brick to be used IN his build
ing. Work will be commenced on the
block as soon as the old buildings are
torn down.
1t has been observed as curious fact
in Romeo society that for the first time
almost in the history of the place the
young men exceed the young ladies in
point of numbers.
c. +. Michaels will be pleased to see
all his old friends at his harvest ball.
Friday evening. August 10. Remem-
Der Jackson will be there and furnish
good music for those present.
Isaac Lowry returned to his home in
this place on Thursday last from the
north woods where he has been work
ing for some time past. He reports
business booming in the parts where
he has been.
The undersigned. having located here
10 pANbNlNNt w lOttIn Oll
reasonable terms. Will be found at
way Centre.
12w5 Miss DEL ROBINS.
An exchange says:-"Won't some of
our delinquent subscribers please send
us the photograph of a dollar? 1t has
been SO long since we have seen a dol
lar that we are afraid we will not know
one when we see one again-if we ever
do"
Joe. son Of Joseph Effrick of this
place. who has not been heard from for
the past two years, is now in New Mex
leo engaged in opening up mine of
his own. lie has travelled through a
great deal of the western country since
he left here some years ago. We trust
he may strike Il rich find III his new
mine.
A CARD-II. j. Bradbeer takes this
method of thanking the citizens of
Brockway Centre for their patronage
during the past three weeks and wishes
to inform those who have any work in
his line that he will return here in
about ten days and be prepared to exc
cute their orders at the usual reason
able prices. Orders left at the EXPOSE
TOR office will receive prompt atten-
ton.
People who have come north this
summer for the purpose of enjoying
cooler weather have found themselves
woefully deceived. AS q matter of
fact our northern lake towns and cities
in the midst Of their short seasons, are
the hottest old record breakers in the
universe. The city of Marquette, loca-
ted almost in sight of eternal and un-
changing ice bergs is hotter in August
than Charleston or Savannah. Their
hot season is not long one but while
it lasts Great Ceasarw
Man that is married to woman is of
many days and full of trouble. In the
morning he draws his salary and in the
evening behold it is gone. 1t is as a tale
that is told; it vanisheth and no man
knows where it goeth. lie riseth up
clothed in the chilly garment of night
and seeketh the commandment parego-
ric wherewith to sooth cOliclzy bowels
in his infant posterity. lie bec0metll
us horse or OK and draweth the char
lot of his offspring. lie spendeth his
sheSels in the purchase of line linen to
cover the bosom of his family, yet HIM
self is seen in the gates of the city
with one suspender.
County Clerk Warn has just compli-
ed and issued an official directory of st
Clair county. 1t gives the terms of
court in the Sixteenth Judicial district
the names of all court officers. the
names of resident lawyers i'm st. Clair
county. county officers. Representatives
in state legislature. commissioners OF
the poor. and county drain commission.
ers. The population of each township
and officers. together with the vote OF
governor at the last election is also
given. The little book contains con
siderable valuable information and is
intended for the use of officers and at
torneys Of the county. Pt Huron
Times.